Home to some of the finest golf courses in the world, it's easy to see why so many choose to stay in the UK and Ireland for their golfing trip. In England, the likes of The Grove and Brocket Hall are country retreats that also offer top class Championship golf. Scotland is renowned for its links golf, amd has some fine seaside resorts, including Open Championship venues Turnberry and the Old Course Hotel St Andrews, that are famed for their hospitality and level of service. These are amongst our most popular golf break destinations in the UK.

The 2010 Ryder Cup has catapulted Wales into the golfing spotlight, all flying under the banner of the phenomenal Celtic Manor Resort. With no less than three championship courses to play, including the stunning Twenty Ten Ryder Cup Course, this is without doubt one of the finest resorts in Europe. Golfers travelling to the Emerald Isle will be walking some of the most famous fairways in the world of golf. Choose to stay around the cosmopolitan capitaly city, Dublin, and The K Club, host to a resounding European Ryder Cup victory in 2006, is an immaculate resort. For golf of a more rugged nature, the South West comes highly recommended, and the stand out here is Doonbeg, home to an already revered Greg Norman-designed course, and a resort that also allows golfers to explore the array of fine regional links courses

Golf Breaks are a popular golf option and due to the high quality available within the UK, it is easy to see why so many opt for golf breaks in the UK. Although golfers are often drawn to the Links offerings found in Scotland and Ireland, the typically parkland resorts found in England are very popular and enjoyable for golfers of all levels.

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